Primary ballots delayed counting extend to three ballots
Election officials estimate about 24 hours to tabulate the three ballots for the September 13 primary, with wet and dry questions on a separate ballot and multiple candidates for governor and U.S. Senate. Final results likely won't be known until late the following day.
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Roger R. Rice
Board of Election Supervisors
United States
Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Harry Wr Nice
H. Webster Smith
Amother
Schall Seeks Public Letter on Press Plan to Roosevelt
Minnesota Republican Senator Schall announces a public letter to President Roosevelt amid claims that plans are under consideration for a national press service to replace the Associated Press News Service. He argues the proposal would create an exclusive news channel.
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Schall
Roosevelt
Washington
Minnesota
Faidh Tt
Associated Pres News
Sewall
F. R
Friends of Cisis Service
Ques Ronsevelt
Interramater
TDA
Republican Politiq
NBA
Weather data snapshot from August 1933 report
Daily precipitation for 24 hours to 7 am trace recorded while August totals reach 449 inches for year to date deficiency notes. Normal August rainfall 365 inches with high and low temperatures listed. Sunset and sunrise times provided alongside moon phase and river conditions for Magnocact and Potomac streams.
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Mona
Potomac
Merion Returns from Europe to Tackle AMAs Production Halt
Andrew Meron, controlling figure in the Aluminum Company of America, has returned to the United States after a Europe vacation. He is en route to New York before resuming leadership as production halted at four AMA plants.
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Andrew Meron
Aluminum Company of America
United States
Europe
New York
Substantial Advances Mark Final Hour Trading
New York stocks closed steady to firm after a day of indifferent trading with scattered profit taking. Major action occurred at the open as overnight buyers supported early gains, then the market cooled while investors awaited new catalysts. Total transfers were about 470000 shares.
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New York
Mrs Dorothy Thompson Ordered to Leave Germany
Berlin Aug 25 AP Mrs Dorothy Thompson the writer also known as Dorothy Thompson was ordered by the secret police to depart Germany within 24 hours. The banishment order cited her alleged hostile attitude toward Germany.
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Berlin
Sincahr Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
Germany
Farley Urges GOP 70 Support for Democrats
Former Attorney General James A. Farley praised a year and a half of Democratic policy in Washington and urged Republican voters at Sea Girt New Jersey to back the Democratic party and its philosophy of government.
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Sea Girt
WN. J
Jones A. Farley
Washington
Roosevelt
Wisconsin
New Mi
Admientis la Follette
Cutting
Oklahoma convict killed in gun battle near Watts
An escaped Oklahoma convict, Den ais Morris, was killed in a gun battle with county officers near Watts after Morris and two companions shot and wounded H V Wald loon. A Montgomery merchant robbery and marriage licenses at Westminster to Sterling Craw mer and Margaret Myers are noted.
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Watts
Okla
Ais Morris
Oklahoma
Mutilated Body Found in Trunk in New York District
A severely mutilated male body was found jammed in a trunk in a fashionable New York district. Identified by fingerprints as Bernard McMahon, 41, an ex convict. The body showed extensive crushing and was wrapped in brown paper. Police removed the trunk to the morgue after the discovery by a janitor.
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New York
Bernard McMahon
Tomy Tarantine
County Receives $98,367 From Central Trust Recovery
Auditors release covering 1933 34 details show Frederick county deposits with Central Trust Company totaling $330,837.07. A six percent dividend of $19,850 plus return of $98,367 from the bank's receiver are noted, with attorney McSherry fees listed and various trust fund payments summarized.
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Frederick County
Central Trust Company
W. Clinton McSherry
McSherry
Megates Usport
Adda
Ana
Mche
RATTLESNAKE Fued Ends With Clash Among Summers Kin
Fragmentary report notes a mountaine feud involving the Summers family of Harmony. A large table or item appears damaged or seized during a dispute, with unclear details about persons or the final outcome.
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John W. Summers
The New Deal In Washington Faces Ten Million Unemployed
Washington reports the ten million unemployed as the administration's core problem. Officials weigh solutions including accelerated factory production, volume pricing, and government backed labor programs while balancing relief costs and political pressures.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Bbig
Treasury
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
McGuffey Strike Turmoil Ends With Leader Return
In McGuffey Olio, 700 residents saw non union sympathizers seize agriculture workers' leader Okey Odell from deputies. Odell, bearing a gash, returned hours later armed and challenged anyone to remove him from his porch. Mayor Godoy’s family disputed eyewitness claims. Odell reportedly left town.
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Olio
ADI
Ole
Agriculture Workers’ Union
Hama
Godoy J. Olt
Okey Odell
Odell
Jeader
Pedercon of
Labor
Waynesfield
Scioto
Ott
State traffic fines total across counties and cities
A report from the Automobile Commissioner notes $8,158 paid to the State Treasurer. Counties contributed 66,544 and Baltimore City shared the balance. Numerous violations were recorded across various towns. the list includes offenses such as failing to stop after accidents, driving under the influence, reckless driving, no license, and expired tags.
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Automobile Commissioner's Office
Baltimore City
Ub Us
Frederick
William V. Burns
Gayl R. Stone
Wm.e. Trail
Lena Wise Walker
Libertytown
Wilbur T. Hood
Eugene H. McCaffrey
Middletown
Henry Baker
Iquor
Oliver Magruder
Rockville
Mary B. Shader
New Windsor
Nernse
Edgar FP. Wisner
Hampstead
Maryland Toll Climbs With Five Fatal Traffic Crashes
Baltimore reports five traffic deaths in the last 24 hours including Harriet Mack 72 struck on Frederick Avenue and Mary Callavan 52 killed when her car crashed into a tree on the Defense highway near Glendale. Other victims include Babe Ward Garvin Tilghman and Julie Moore Trappe in eastern shore crashes. Canneries forecast poor early corn yield with Woodsbam and Frederick plants operating part time. late yield may extend into September.
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Mya
Harriett Mack
Maryland
Margaret J. Callavan
Glendale
Frank Owens
Dfest
PekkGaak Seer Ull Babeward Garvin
Tilghman
Juli! Moore
Trappe
Ara San
Frederick County
G. L. Cutshall
Woodsbam Canning Company
Cutshall
Thomas and Co. Prederick
W. C. Me
Cutchran
Thomas and Company
Four years in search for colds treatment reaches Hagerstown
Baltimore reports Dr. Reece Hyde of Johns Hopkins says a long study into cures for colds and influenza will move to Washington County next week. The program aims to test vaccines and injections on patients who have recovered, seeking progress after years of research.
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Baltimore
Reece R. Hyde
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiens
Washington County
Middletown Fire Company Carnival Set With Political Addresses
The Middletown Volunteer Fire Company schedules a three day carnival on Thursday Friday and Saturday with multiple bands and new concessions. On Thursday Dr Charles H Cantey will address voters opposing Governor Ruehle for the Democratic nomination and on Friday Frederick N Zihlman will speak in a race for Congress from the Sixth district. The annual masked parade shifts to Saturday evening this year with a 6 o'clock start. The event honors firemen and their families with a feature parade arranging city festivities.
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Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Charles H. Cantey
Ruehle
Frederick N. Zihlman
Deck
Congress
Xyrak
Nual
Deen Feld
Ani
Marco Polo’s Rebutted Claim and PMR Nomenclature
A garbled passage claims Marco Polo yielded 600 scars to prove conquest, referencing PMR as a later designation. The text appears to mix historical myth with a modern label, suggesting the area was examined long after Polo’s era and invoking uncertain “PMR” terminology without clear sourcing.
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Marco Polo
PMR
Oma
Prison Riot Crushed at Eastern Penitentiary in Pa
State police and guards quell a prison uprising at Graterford Penitentiary near Philadelphia. About 200 inmates clashed with guards, destroying a kitchen and industrial equipment. flames burned, but no serious injuries or escapes occurred.
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Culewewlle
Tin Eastern
Pene Wetany
Centenford
Board of Trustees
Eest
Collegeville
Grandford
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Graterford
Eager
Fim
Fire Destroys Gordon Hall at Ole Miss Dormitory
A 50,000 blaze swept Gordon Hall at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. The unoccupied dormitory wings were destroyed during summer repairs and officials suspect an electric wire sparked the fire. The incident follows an earlier fishing report in Virginia's James River.
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Oxford
Miss
Gordon Hall
University of Mississippi
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